Kriti Sanon is indeed an Indian actress who is best known for her work in Bollywood movies. In 2014, she made her Telugu debut well with psychological thriller 1: Nenokkadine. Sanon received the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut for her role in Sabbir Khan’s action-comedy Heropanti (2014), which was her debut Hindi film.
Since then, Sanon has featured inside the box office hits Bareilly Ki Barfi (2017), Luka Chuppi (2019), Mimi (2021), and Hum Do Hamare Do (2021). The comedic action romance Dilwale (2015), as well as the comedy Housefull 4, were her highest-grossing films (2019). She additionally has her own clothing line as well as sponsors a number of businesses and goods, and she was included in Forbes India’s Celebrity 100 list in 2019.
Kriti Sanon made his acting debut in Sukumar’s Telugu psychological thriller 1: Nenokkadine in 2014, playing a journalist who falls in love with Mahesh Babu’s character Gautham. Critics gave the picture a mixed response. Sanon “looks lovely” and “acts effectively,” according to a critic for The Times of India. While a reviewer on Sify.com said she “looks stunning” and also that her performance was “good” for a beginner, another said she “looks gorgeous.”
Later same year, Sanon made his debut in Hindi film opposite debutante Tiger Shroff in Sabbir Khan’s action-romance Heropanti. Despite poor reviews, the picture was an unexpected success, grossing $726 million (US$9.6 million) worldwide. Kriti Sanon “looks exquisite and handles her job with surety and confidence,” according to Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama, and she “has the trappings of a star,” while Rajeev Masand stated she “looks wonderful and creates an impact despite her harebrained character.”
The Times of India’s Srijana Das, on the other hand, panned her emoting, calling it “more corny than sharp.” Sanon got the Filmfare Best Female Debut Award for Heropanti.
Sanon started 2015 with her second Tamil movie, Sudheer Varma’s criminal drama Dohchay, in which she co-starred with Naga Chaitanya. She then starred alongside Varun Dhawan, Shah Rukh Khan, as well as Kajol in Rohit Shetty’s comedic action romance Dilwale, which shattered multiple box office records and went on and became one of the highest-grossing Indian movies of all time, making more than 3.722 billion dollars worldwide. Sanon and Dhawan “act as bait, aiming to pull inside the vital young group,” according to Anupama Chopra, who loathed the picture.
After a year away from the big screen, Sanon reunited with producer Dinesh Vijan for his directorial debut Raabta, in which she starred alongside Sushant Singh Rajput as star-crossed lovers who are reborn.